Uploading Terms & Conditions for Retailers

Uploading clear and accessible Terms & Conditions is essential for your business, especially when working with multiple retailers across different countries. Not only does it help establish transparency and protect both you and your retailers legally, but it also ensures that all parties involved are aware of the rules and expectations. By uploading your Terms & Conditions, you can streamline processes and create a consistent framework for all your business transactions.

How to Add Terms & Conditions for Your Retailers

To add your Terms & Conditions, follow these simple steps in your site settings:

• Access Your Site Settings: In your site settings, locate the Terms & Conditions tab and click to expand it.

• Add a New Document: Click the green plus/+ button to add your Terms & Conditions.

• Upload and Customize: A pop-up window will appear where you can upload your document. You’ll need to:
  • Name your Terms & Conditions document.
  • Select the countries and retailers the terms are valid for.

Important Note: Turis does not provide a template for Terms & Conditions, as these are highly specific and can vary based on the retailers and countries where you operate.

• Save Your Document: After completing the required fields, click Save to store your Terms & Conditions.
• Attach to Buyer Order Confirmation: You also have the option to attach the Terms & Conditions to your buyers' order confirmation email.

• Add More Documents (if needed): To upload additional Terms & Conditions for other countries or retailers, simply click the green plus/+ again and repeat the process.

What Does This Look Like for My Customers?

When your buyers log in to place orders, they will be presented with the Terms & Conditions at checkout. They must accept these terms before proceeding with submitting the order. Buyers can review the Terms & Conditions by clicking the underlined link, which will appear when they hover their cursor over the text.

By following these steps, you ensure that all parties are on the same page, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and creating a smoother transaction process.